Paola Panthers Upset Ottawa High In Local Invitational
Paola High School golfers toppled Ottawa High to end five-year Ottawa reign with a 321 four man total at Ottawa Country Club. Tony Winterscheid led Paola with 77 while Ottawa’s Brad Ansley and Cyclones’ Keith McLain tied for third at 79. Efforts by OHS and Paola placed top four, scorecard playoffs resolved ties, Garnett finished far back.
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Paola High
Ottawa
Ottawa High
Cyclones
Paola
Garnett
Panthers
Ottawa Country Club
OHS
Russ Testorff
Testorff
Paola and
Osawatomie
Sumner
Mark Slawson
Keith King
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Bishop Ward
Ex Kings Coach Fitzgeraldsimmons Fired by Spurs
SAN ANTONIO Texas AP Cotton Fitzsimmons says he accepts the firing as coach of the San Antonio Spurs and will stay in the NBA. He finishes with a 76-88 record over two seasons guiding the Spurs to two playoff appearances but three straight first-round exits and a late regular season slide. Spurs owner Angelo Drossos cites a need for a new coach and aims to hire before June's NBA draft.
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San Antonio
Texas
Cotton Fitzsimmons
San Antonio Spurs
National Basketball Association
Fitzsimmons
Spurs
Angelo Drossos
Farmhands Edge Royals 2-1 in Exhibition at Rosenblatt
Omaha topped Kansas City 2-1 in an exhibition at Rosenblatt Stadium before 11,037. Jeff Schulz drove in the first run with a single in the first inning, Rondin Johnson scored on Jim Scranton’s RBI in the third, and John Wathan appeared for KC to plate their only run in the ninth. Joe Citari was injured by a Gubicza pitch, losing two teeth after contact with the hand and cheek.
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OMAHA
Neb
Jeff Schulz
Rondin Johnson
Kansas City Royals
Rosenblatt Stadium
Kansas City
Schulz
Mark Gubicza
Johnson
Jim Scranton
John Wathan
Joe Citari
Gubicza
Citari
Baseball Scoreboard: Wednesday Good-By Matchups Across Leagues
Baseball scoreboard lists Wednesday games including Minnesota at New York Kansas City at Detroit California at Toronto Seattle at Boston Baltimore at Chicago Cleveland at Texas Oakland at Milwaukee Seattle Moore 1 1 at Boston Hurst 1 2 Pitt McGregor 1 3 at Chicago Seaver n Cleveland Schrom 3 1 at Texas eason 1 Oakland Codiroliz 2 at Milwaukee Wegman 1 Montreal at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at San Francisco Houston at Philadelphia New York at Atlanta St. Louis at San Diego Chicago at Los Angeles
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Minnesota
New York
Kansas City
Detroit
California
Toronto
Seattle
Boston
Baltimore
Chicago
Cleveland
Texas
Oakland
Milwaukee
Moore
Hurst
Pit
McGregor
Seavern
Schrom
Eason
Montreal
Cincinnat
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Houston
Philadelphia
Atlanta
St. Louis
San Diego
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Baltimore Toronto
Chicagos
Ste Boston
Cincinnati
New St. Louis
San Frantico
Chicage
San di Toronto
Pittaburgh
Minnesol
Kansas
Wisconsin Coach McClain Dies At 48 Of Heart Attack
Wisconsin coach Dave McClain dies at 48 from a heart attack after a workout at Camp Randall Stadium sauna. He led Wisconsin to three bowls in four seasons, compiling a 46-42-3 record, with four straight winning seasons first since 1954. Survivors include wife Judy and children Tom, Marcy, and Mindy.
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Madison
Wis
Dave McClain
Wisconsin
Badgers
McClain
Randall’ Stadium
Sauna
St. Mary's Hospital
Fred Jackson
Jackson
Badger
Elroy Hirsch
Judy
Tom, Marcy
Mindy
Wisconsin, Inc
Ivan Williamson
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Bowling Green State University
Ball State
Dernier Delivers Late Heroics for Cubs Comeback Win
Bob Dernier, normally light with nine homers in 1,600 plate appearances, belted his 10th career homer in the eighth off Tim Stoddard and added a two run double in the ninth to lift Chicago past the San Diego Padres 4-3. He noted Stoddard’s 90 mph fastballs and team's other Monday results included St. Louis over San Francisco 5-4 and Los Angeles 2-1 over Pittsburgh.
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Dernier
Chicago
Tim Stoddard
Goose Gossage
Cubs
San Diego Padres
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Stoddard
National League Roundup Highlights From Cubs Dodgers and Cardinals
Cubs center fielder anticipates facing hard pitches from Gossage as five NL East teams lag behind the Mets. Dernier says confidence grows after a road win. Keough earns the win, Bauer secures save. Valenzuela wins 2-1 for Dodgers, Kipper balks to permit first run. Cardinals snap seven game skid with 6-4 win as Coleman stars with three hits two steals and a key RBI in 12th inning plus solid defense and late pitching by Perry.
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Cubs
Gossage
New York Mets
Dernier
Valenzuela
Sid Bream
Pirates
Bob Kipper
Dodgers
Jerry White
Cardinals
Giants
Pat Perry
Dan Gladden
Mark Davis
St. Louis
Todd Worrell
Cardinal
Wellsville Lifter Closes In On National Meet
Jack Green, 17, Wellsville High junior, finished second in the 155 pound class at the State powerlifting championships in Manhattan last Saturday. He has won 15 first place trophies since November and is now eligible to compete in the national tournament this August in St. Louis Missouri.
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Jack Green
Wellsville High School
Manhattan
Green
St. Louis
City Scores in ORC Men and Women Softball Action
ORC men and women softball results list numerous teams and players across Paola, Dunalvan, Knights of Columbus, Leftovers, McGrath Construction, Pomona, Lou's Tax Service, Sonic, Dan Hope Chrysler, Moorman's, Bones Transportation, Flying W, OES, Silver Bullets, Education Express, Kansas State Bank, Dengel & Son, Tobe's. Notable players include J. Johnson, Bloomer, Reekie, Stottlemire, Ketchum, Lewis, Mor risey, Love, Lyle Black, and many others with varied at bats hits and runs.
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Rantoul Presbyterian
Dunalvan
T. Johnson
Bloomer
Reekie
Stottlemire
Nancy
Ballinger
Fisher
W. Johnson
Be Johnson
Hutchingon
Knights OF Columbus
Ketchum
Black
Lewis
Weers
Hornung
Mages
Morrisey
Bruno
Jordan
Pacheco
Kramer
Conner
Erisman
Totals
Bones Transportation
Symons
P. Bones
Denton
van Bbb Eaner
Bell
Williams
D. Ferguson
Ferguson
D. Bones
Totale
Flying W—o Brian
Brad
Dennis
Chad
Bob
Kevin
Pete
Buck
Bill
Oes Assigbie
D. Imn
Wigger
McGonigle
K. Lewis
Neilson
Scott
Levin
Meiera
Silver Bullets
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Ottawa Reign
Brad Ansley
Steve Zuk
Kings
Farmhands Edge Royals
Scott Bankhead
Keefe Cato
Renie Martin
David Cone
Codiroliz
Wegman
Heart Attack
Fells
Jim Hilles
Michigan
Bo Schembechler
Miami
William R. Barnard
AF SportsWriver
Bob Dernier
Timmy
Matt Keough
Jay Bauer
Fernando Valenzuela
Vince Coleman
Coleman
Wellsville
Paola Assembly
Jerry
Richard
Darrell
Rick
Blake
Glenn
Charlie
Dave
Todd
Bowman
Drake
Kueser
Drumright
Fe Kaye
Robertson
Cope
Behrens
Heth
Ton Prentice
McGrath
Higbie
J. Hollon
Gorton
J. Higbie
Haag
D. Higbie
Stillman
Nelson
Krell
S. Hollon
G. Higbie
Greiner
Underwood
Pomona
K Love
Hawkins
Leach
Thompson
Sillin
J. Love
Walling
Winters
Manny
Burkhart
McClendon
Lou's Tax Service
Eichenwald
Mercer
Miller
Kneller
Greisen
Anderson
Sudja
Arnold
Jacob
Sonic
DeLaTorre
Garcia
Stevens
Sargent
Ambler
Wantland
Larios
Dan Hope Chrysler
Mueller
Shaffer
Lyle Black
Chrisjohn
Pape
F. Black
Dryden
E. Smith
Faye
Sue
Kathy
Debbie
Pam
Sherri
Jet
Kelly
Mary Joe
Mary Anne
Candy
Education Express
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Shoemaker
Farwell
Let
Finch
Ballard
Cook
Engle
Holt
Kaub
Kansas State Bank
Liz
Debble
Denise
Peggy
Dengel & Son
Smith
Roberts
Schulte
Stauffer
Meyers
Mallicoat
Dengel
Simmons
Tobe
Kechler
Feuerborn
Adler
Wolken
Stewart
Guilfoyle
McDaniel
Baugher
Shellhorn
Naylor
Davis
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